Deseret almanac for the year 1865 being the thirty sixth year of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, from April 6, 1830 .. by W.W. Phelps

ALMANAC

FOE THE YEAR

1 8 G5:

BEING THE THIRTY 8IXTH YEAR OF THE CHURCH OF

JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS,

FROM APRIL 6, 1^50.

Calculated for Deseret:— Lat. 40° 45m. North, and
Longitude 111° 26m. West of Greenwich.

BY W. W. PHELPS.

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, tlTAH:

PRINTED AT "DESERET NEWS" OFFICE.
1 865.

SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.

^— Aries, the Ram, the head;
'^— Tarus, the Bull, the neck;
Ji;— Gemini, the Twins, the arms;
69— Cancer, the Crab, the breast;
Q^— Leo, the Lion, the heart;
1||?_ Virgo, the Virgin, the bowels;
tOJ— Libra, the Scales, the reins;
YI|_Scorpio, the Scorpion, the secrets;
^—Sagittarius, the Archer, the thighs;
;5— Capricornus, the Goat, the knees;
wa— Aquarius, Waterman, the legs;
K— Pieces, the Fishes, the feet.

NAMES AND CHARACTERS OF THE PLANETS.

©—Sun; J^— Mars;

#@:g)f— Moon; 2|.— Jupiter;

g —Mercury; T? —Saturn ;

?— Venus; f— Herschel;

(y— Conjunction; ^,— Node.

ECLIPSES IN 18or,.

There will be four eclipses this year, as follows:—

1. A partial eclipse of the moon, visible, April lOtli, at 8
o'clock and 19 minutes, p.m., and ends at 10 o'clock and S
minutes.

2. A total eclipse of the sun, April 25, begins at 6 o'clock
11 minutes a.m. and ends at 9 o'clock, 13 minutes, being o
hours and 2 minutes in duration, but only visible in Africa.

3. A partial eclipse of the moon, October 4th, begins at 3
o'clock and 14 minutes, and ends at 4 o'clock and 15 minutes
p.m., and therefore cannot be seen in Utah.

4. An annualar eclipse of tlie sun, October 19th, begins at
G o'clock and 25 minutes, and ends at 9 o'clock and 42 min-
utes a.m., and may be seen in Utah if the sky is clear.

JANUARY has 31 days/

[1865

D. it. M.

> First quaner 4 S IG a.m.
®Full moon 11 3 34 p.m.

D. 1£. M.

(J Last quarter 19 7 10
iillNew moon 27 2 4

Day of
W e e k .

Sr; ^ Sun i Sun

0 ^ rises ,sets. Events in 1865.
[g =cih mjh mj

SUNDAY

1

^'

9 36

7 25

4 43

Venus and Mars evening

Monday

2

b:

10 47

7 25

4 44

stars.

Tuesday

3

M

11 54

7 25

4 45

Wednesday

4

6o

mor.

7 25

4 46

Thursday

5

69

52

7 25

4 47

Friday

6

))

27 7 25

4 48'd" r/ 3

.Saturday

7

Q

3 12 7 25

4 49 0. Hyde horn lsOl>.

SUNDAY

8

a

4 14 7 24

4 501

Monday

9

TTf

5 11

7 24

4 51

Tuesday

10

''

6 4

7 24

4 52

Wednesday

11

LTii

rises

7 24

4 53 G. Q. Cannon i'orn 1827.

Thursday

12

"

6 9

7 23

4 54

Friday

13

7 7

7 23

4 55;

Saturday

14

111

8 2

7 28

4 56i

SUNDAY

15

!!>-

9 0

7 22

4 571

Monday

16

Tf^

9 55

7 22

4 59;

Tuesday

17

X'

10 57' 7 21

5 0

Wednesday

18

^

11 571 7 21

5 1!

Tliursday

19

;5

mor. 7 20

5 2|3 y h

Friday

20

44! 7 20

5 Sj

Saturday

21

'.•//.

1 42| 7 19

5 4l

SUNDAY

22

K

2 42; 7 19

5 5

■Monday

23

K

3 41

7 18

5 7

3 y:ii

Tuesday

24

T

4 37

7 17

5 8

Wednesday
Tliursday

25

T

5 31

7 17

5 9i3 ri 'i

26

b'

6 20

7 16

5 10

Friday

27

b

sets.

7 15

5 11

Saturday

28

b

7 17

7 14

5 13

SUNDAY

29

H

S 30; 7 13

5 14

Monday

30

» »

9 40i 7 12

5 15! 3 -y ^■

Tuesday

31.

®

10 50| 7 12

5 16|

w

H. E. PHELPS,

TEST side of East Temple Street, 14th Ward, Exclianges
I and Trades for Cash, Foreign and Domestic Commodi-
ties, Wares and JSIerchandise.

.1. B. HAWKINS,

pLArKSMITii, West side East Temple Street, 14tli Ward.

1865.]

FEBRUARY has 28 days.

1). H. U.

J>Fivst quarter 2 -5 42p.nj.
(^Full moon 10 9 1 a.m.

D. H. M.

(g Last quarter 18 2 12 p.m.
(illlNew moon 25 5 37 a.m.

Day of
Week.

SIGN,
MOON

sets.

Sun
rises
h m

Sun

sets. Events in 1865.

h m

Wednesday

1

®

mor.

TIT

5 18

Thursday

2

»)

2

7 10

5 19

Friday

3

Q

1 5

7 9

5 20

Saturday

4

))

2 8

7 7

5 21 3 o" c?

SUNDAY

5

) J

3 6

7 6

5 22

Monday

6

4 0

7 5

5 23

Tuesday

7

„

4 49

7 4

5 25

Wednesday

8

•^

5 30

7 3

5 26H. Smith born 18(X).

Tliursday "

9

1)

6 8

7 2

5 27

Friday

10

rises

7 1

5 28

Saturday

11

6 52

7 0

5 30

SUNDAY

12

1 )

7 47

G 58

5 31

Monday

13

70

8 44

6 57

5 32

Tuesday

14

^

9 38

6 56

5 34

Wednesday

15

a5

10 36

6 55

5 85

Thursday

16

?6

11 32

6 53

5 36

0)0' h

Friday

17

mor.

G 52

5 37

W. W. Pheljis born 17!12.

Saturday

18

',:^

20

6 51

5 39

SUNDAY

19

X

1 27

6 49

5 40 i

Monday

20

K

2 22

6 48

5 41 3 o- %

Tuesday

21

T

3 11

G 46

5 43

Wednesday

'^2

T

4 5

6 45

5 44

Thursday

23

M

5 35

6 44

5 451E. T. Uenson horn ISll.

P"'riday

24

b

0 10

6 42

5 46 i

Saturday

25

^

sets.

6 41

5 48'3 a- ^'

SUNDAY

26

t5

7 17

6 39

5 49

Monday

27

H

8 30

6 38

5 50

Tuesday

28

M

9 42

6 37

5 51

3c/ ?

G

W. S. GODBE,

<^NERAL Merehandise, Drugs and Medicines, is ready
lor custom and im])rovement, corner of First South and

East Temple Streets, loth Ward.

^^ CLIVE & EKSKINE,

TAILORS, East side of Main Street, 13th Ward, malce
Ck>thes and warrant to tit, a Sewing Machine attached.

JOB SMITH,

IfAKES all kindwof Superior Baskets, West side Main
M Street.

1

MARCH has 31 days. ' [1865.

I). H. M. ' ■ " ■'

f First quarter 4 4 53 a.m.

1'. t\. yi.

(^ Last quarter 20 5 20 a.m. 1

©Full moon

12 3 16 p.m.

©New moon 26 10 3 p.m.

Day of
Week..

J

Q

z mI '^"i^
§ % rises
g « h m

Sun
sets.
h ni

EVKXTS IN 1865.

: Wednesday

1

69

10 52

G 35

5 53

W. Woodruff born 1807.

Tliursday

o

1}

11 58

6 34

5 53

"Friday

3

a

mor.

6 32

5 54

Saturday

4

9

1 0

6 30

5 55

3 ^ c<

SUNDAY

5

a

1 57

0 29

5 56

Monday

6

w

2 56

6 27

5 57

i

Tuesday

7

J 1

3 2.5

6 25

5 58

1

i

Wednesday

8

1 1

4 8

6 24

5 59

1
1

; Tliursday

9

LOI

5 45

6 22

(> 0

)

i Friday

10

»t

6 25

0 20

(> 1

1 Saturday

11

rrt

rises

6 19

6 2

1 SUNDAY

12

,,

6 30

G 17

() 3

Monday

13

^

7 27

G 16

{■> 4

Tvicsday

14

^

8 30

G Is

6 5

Wednesday

15

?6

9 25

G 12

G 7

3>y h

Thursday

16

;5

10 22

G 11

6 8

Friday

17

11 18

() 9

6 9

Saturday

18

mor.

6 7

6 10

SUNDAY

19

K

13

G 6

6 11

3 a %

Monday

20

K

1 5

G 4

6 12

Sun on efjuinoctinl lino.

Tuesday

21

T

1 55

6 2

6 13

1

Wednesday

22

T

2 42

6 1

6 14

1

Tliursday

23

) J

3 25

5 59

6 15

Friday

24

^

4 6

5 58

6 16

Saturday

25

^

4 45

5 56

6 17

SUNDAY

26

H

5 20

5 54

6 18

Monday

27

»)

sets.

5 52

6 19

3 a 'i

Tuesday

28

@

8 29

5 51

6 20

Wednesday

29

))

9 39

5 49

6 21

3 a' ?

Thursday

30

»>

10 45

5 47

G 22

Friday

31

SI

11 45

5 46

6 23

A. Lyman born 1813.

KIMBALL & LAWRENCE

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Grocer-
VV ies, Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, and General |

Outfitting Goods; Corner East Temple and First South |

Streets.

STEVENSON.

npiNNER and Sheet Iron Worker, next door north of H.
i E. Phelps, 14th Ward.

1665.]

APRIL has 30 days.

U. II. M.

_§ First quarter 2 5 53 p.m.
©Full Bioou 10 9 1 p.m.

D. H. :m.
(J Last quarter 18 3 54 p.ra.
•New moon 25 G-48 a.m.

Day of S N
Week. _. • S

5 tn

O 1)

Sun

rises
111 m

Sun

sets. Events in 1865.

h m

Saturday I 1

^

mor.

5 44

6 24

^c/c?

SUNDAY

I)

39

5 42

G 26

F. D. Richards born 1821.

IMouday

S

Q

1 27

5 41

6 27

Tuesday

4

W

2 8

5 39

G 28

Wednesday

5

)>

2 45

5 37

G 29

Thursday

G

3 17

5 36

6 31

Christ crucified A. D.

33.

Friday 7

Ul.

3 48

5 34

G 32

Saturday 8

))

4 16

5 33

G 33

SUNDAY 9

m

4 45

5 31

6 34

jNIonday 10

rises

5 30

6 35

Moon eclipsed.

Tuesday 11

^

7 19

5 28

6 36

Wednesday

12

^

8 15

5 26

6 37

P. P. Pratt born 1807.

Tliursday

13

rt)

9 12

5 25

G 38

Fridjvy

14

^

10 8

5 23

G 39

a)rj h

Satu]fday

15

11 0

5 22

G 40

SUNDAY

10

«;

11 50

5 20

G 41

Monday 17

K

mor.

5 19

G 42

Tuesday

18

» »

38

5 17

6 43

Wednesday

19

T

1 21

5 IG

G 44

Tliursday

20

))

2 0

5 14

(> 45

Friday

21

n

2 40

5 13

6 46

Saturday

22

"^

3 15

5 11

G 47

SUNDAY 23

•n

3 55

5 10

6 48

!Monday 21

n

4 34

5 8

6 49

Tuesday 25

))

sets.

5 7

6 50

Sun eclipsed invisible

Wednesday fie
Thursday [27

6g

8 20

5 6

6 51

?1

9 29

5 4

G 52

0)0' §

Friday |28

10 28

5 3

G 53

Saturday i29

Q

11 20

5 2

G 54

3 0- 9

SUNDAY

30

>)

mor.

5 0

6 5S

Ocf d

SAVAGE & OTTINGER,

PHOTOGRAPHERS, first door south of the Council
House, take Poi'traits as fair as the fairest. Call
and see'.

R. C. SHARKEY,

CIARRIES on a Tin Shop, and supplies his customers witii
/ Wares, on the West side of Main Street, equal to any in
the trade.

MAY has 31 days.

[1865.

D. H. M.

D.

tf. M.

$ First quarter 2 8 38 a.m

(g;Last quarter 17

11 14 p.m.

®Full moon 10 0 57 p.m

ilDNew moon 24

3 24 p.m.

Day of
Week.

M
02

2 -"
o oi

Sun
rises
h m

Sun
sets.
h m

Events in

1865.

Monday

1

^

mor.

4 59

6 56

Tuesday

2

J)

44

4 58

6 57

Wednesday

3

LOJ

1 17

4 56

6 58

^ &m

Thursday

4

) J

1 50

4 55

6 59

Friday

5

j»

2 20

4 54

7 0

Saturday

6

m

2 50

4 53

7 1

SUNDAY

7

1)

3 16

4 52

7 2

9 o"@

Monday

8

,^

3 45

4 51

7 3

a>cf 1?

Tuesday

9

» 1

4 17

4 49

7 4

Wednesday

10

^

rises

4 48

7 5

Thursday

11

? >

8 2

4 47

7 6

Friday

12

8 57

4 46

7 7

Saturday

13

fSii

9 49

4 45

7 8

3o at

SUNDAY

14

K

10 38

4 44

7 9

Monday

15

f >

11 20

4 43

7 10

Tuesday

16

T

11 59

4 42

7 11

Wednesday

17

J »

mor.

4 41

7 12

Noak's ark rested A. M.

Thursday

18

^

28

4 40

7 13

1726.

Friday

19

))

1 13

4 39

7 14

Saturday

20

H

1 50

4 39

7 15

SUNDAY

21

} J

2 27

4 38

7 16

Monday

22

f f

3 9

4 37

7 17

A. Smith born 1

772.

Tuesday

23

®

3 48

4 36

7 18

Q)cf $

Wednesday

24

? )

sets.

4 36

7 19

Thursday

25

Q>

8 10

4 35

7 20

Friday

26

)?

9 7

4 34

7 20

Saturday

27

)>

9 57

4 34

7 21

SUNDAY

28

5)

10 38

4 33

7 22

ScTc?

Monday

29

11 16

4 32

7 23

Tuesday

30

)5

11 49

4 32

7 23

Wednesday; 31

L^

mor.

4 31

7 24

W. BALLAN,

WATCH

VV C!^-„««+

Re
1/1

pai

rer ai

id Si

Iversii

lith, West side

of Main

H. RISER.
JEWELER and Silversmith, West side of Main Street,
?J 14th Ward.

WILLIAM PITT,

SIGN and House Painter, on North Temple Street 17th
Ward.

1865.1 JITNF ha<; ^C\ davs

D. H. M.

D. H. M.

5First quarter 1 1 55 a.m.

(iJLast quarter 16 4 27 a.m.

©Full moon 9 2 15 a.m.

dilNewmoon 23 0 32 a.m.

^First quarter 3dd. 6h. 14m. p.m. ,),<..,,,,;

Day of S
Week. ^•

MOON 1

sets. 1

Sun Sun
rises sets,
h m h ni

Events in 1865. !

!

Thursday

1

LOJ

21

4 31

7 241 B. Young born 1801. |

Friday

2

m

7?

50

4 30

7 2.5

Saturday

3

1 18

4 30

7 26

SUNDAY

4

1 }

1 48

4 30

7 26

Monday

5

^

2 17

4 29

7 27

3 a h

Tuesday

6

^

2 51

4 29

7 28

Wednesday

7

$

3 30

4 29

7 28

Thursday

8

/O

4 12

4 29

7 29

Friday

9

rises

4 28

7 30

3cy^

Saturday

10

KX.

8 35

4 28

7 30

SUNDAY

11

K

9 20

4 28

7 31

Monday

12

K

10 1

4 28

7 31

Tuesday

13

T

10 46

4 28

7 32

Wednesday

14

)i

11 16

4 28

7 32

H. V. Kimball bora 1801.

Thursday

15

^

11 51

4 2S

7 33

Friday

16

7>

mor.

4 28

7 33

Saturday

17

H

26

4 28

7 33

SUNDAY

18

)»

3 3

4 28

7 33

Monday

19

®

1 43

4 28

7 34

3a ?

Tuesday

20

^ >

2 27

4 28

7 34

Wednesday

21

a

3 7

4 28

7 34

Thursday

22

4 10

4 28

7 34

Friday

23

Q

sets.

4 28

7 34

Saturday

24

W

8 32

4 28

7 35

SUNDAY

25

f f

9 13

4 28

7 35

Monday

26

LO)

9 48

4 30

7 35

0)0' d

Tuesday

27

)T

10 20

4 30

7 35

J. and H. Smitli martyred

Wednesilay

28

71

10 45

4 31

7 35

in Carthage Jail 1844.

Thursday

29

11 20

4 31

7 35

, , ■ .

Fridaj'

30

11 49

4 31

7 35 ;'. ,f i'

J. C. TATTON,

VTEAR the Court House, 14th Ward, make?; good Hats for
il sale. FuYn Avanted.

L. LEONARD,

riARRIES on Hatting on the East side of 7th Ward. Furs

y.J wanted.

J. SHELMERDINE,

pARIllES on Hatting, on the North side of 8th Ward.
\J Furs wanted.

1 : . . .

JULY has 31 days.

[1865.

(i)Full Moon 8
^Last quarter 15

ir. jr.
1 3 p.m.
9 I a.m.

D. H. M.

©New Moon 22 11 3 a.m.
^First quarter 30 11 43 a.m. \

Day of !^ 1 ^*
Week. L 2

g -£ rises
S =« h m

Sun j

sets.; Events in 1865.

h m|

Saturday 11^

mor. 1 4 32

7 351

SUNDAY 2\^

18: 4 32

7 3513 -y ]■>

Monday 376

48 4 33

7 34

Tuesday 4 P6

1 25 4 34

7 34 Old 4tli

Wednesday 5 »«

2 5 4 34

7 34

Thursday (}\t^

2 50! 4 35

7 33 3 ;/ -4

Friday 'i\K

3 42; 4 35

7 33

Saturday 8[K

rises i 4 36

7 33

sun;day

9K

8 oi 4 37

7 32

Monday

10 T

8 41 4 37

7 32

Tuesday

11,,

9 18 4 38

7 3l!

Wednesday 121^

10 31 4 39

7 31

Thursday

13;^

11 6 4 39

7 30

Friday

UK

11 55 4 40} 7 30!

Saturday

15' „

mor. 4 4l| 7 29

SUNDAY 16 1@

26

4 42 7 29

John Smith b. 1781.

Monday 17|, ,

1 11

4 48 7 28

Tuesday 18 , ,

2 3

4 43 7 27

3c/ ?

Wednesday; 19 !^

2 o6i 4 44 7 26

Thursday " 20i^)

4 2 4 4.5 7 26

Friday

2l!Tflp

sets. 4 46 7 2.5

Saturday

22!,,

7 46 4 47i 7 24

SUNDAY

23 , ,

8 20 4 48

7 23

Monday

24!l0J

8 52| 4 48

7 22

a>d 'i

Tuesday

25i^J

9 181 4 49

7 22

^cY d"

Wednesday

26 ni

9 50 4 50

7 21

Thursday

27 , ,

10 20i 4 51

7 20

Friday

28;, ,

10 50! 4 52

7 19

Saturday

29,^

11 22j 4 53

7 18

0)cf h

SUNDAY

30;?!

11 55 4 54

7 18

Monday

31 ;5

mor. 4 .55

7 17

HO

OPE]

El &

ELI

)EEDGE.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro-
TT eeries, Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, and
General Outfitting Goods; West side East Temple Street,
below Council House, 14th Ward.

BODENBURG & KAHN

KEEP a General assortment of Merchandize, for the
Country and Outfitters, corner of East Temple and
First South 'streets, 13th Ward.

1865.]

AUGUST has 31 days.

D. H. M.

@Full Moon 6 10 3 p.m.
f Last quarter 13 2 16 p.m.

u. II. M.
©New Moon 20 11 51 p.m.
5 First quarter 29 4 20 a.m.

Day of
Week.

O ^
O O

Sun
rises
h m

Sun

sets.
h m

Events in 1865.

Tuesday-
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
gUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
. Wednesday
Thursday

9.

18 Q_

19 W
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27

28 ;6

29;;5

30
311

41

1 33

2 26

3 25

4 20
rises

7 17

7 55

8 30

9 9
9 47

10 27

11 11
mor.

1
52

1 50

2 46

3 45

4 42
sets.

7 21

7 53

8 23

8 52

9 25
10 0

10 40

11 22
mor.

13

03 d %

Temple lot in Zion dedi-
cated by Jos. Smith 1831.

The earth lives & moves.

7 1

7 0

6 58

6 57

6 55

6 54

6 53

6 51

6 50

6 48

6 47

6 45

6 44,0) o' T?

6 42

6 41

6 39

6 37

6 36

6 34

Napoleon born 1769.

a)cr ?

C. C. Rich born 1809.

3 c/ at

WILLIAM JENNINGS,

BANKER, Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, «fec., corner East
Temple and First South Streets, 14th Ward.

T. HAWKINS,
npiNNER, West side of Main Street.

//.

SEPTEMBER has 30 days.

[1865.

D.

H. M.

^Full Moon ^5 1 26 a.m.
Last quarter 'll 9 32 p.m.

D. H. M.
{iSJNew Moon 19 3 19 p.m.
f First quarter 27 7 20 p.m.

Day of
Week.

g ^- !zi ajlSunSun
. 2 o "S ^^^^^ ^®^^*

P K g <» h m ll m

Events in 1865.

Friday

1

K

1 19

5 26

6 33

8 cT®

Saturday

2

H

2 11

5 27

6 31

SUNDAY

3

cy)

3 16

5 28

6 29

Monday

4

T

4 25

5 29

6 28

Tuesday

5

T

rises

5 30

6 26

1st Congress met at Phil-

Wednesday

6

X

7 5

5 31

6 25

adelphia (52 members)

Thursday

7

>i

7 45

5 32

6 23

1774.

Friday

8

n

8 s6

5 33

6 21

Saturday

9

tr

9 10

5 34 6 20

SUNDAY

10

6q

9 58

5 35

6 18

Perry's victory on Lake

Monday 111

66

10 37

5 36

6 16

Erie, 1^19.

Tuesday 12

^A

11 45

5 37

6 15

Wednesday 13

U

mor.

5 38

6 13

Thursday

14

^i^

0 40

5 39

6 11

Friday

15

vty

1 40

5 40

6 9

Saturday

16 , V

2 38

5 41

6 8

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SUNDAY

17, ,

3 23

5 42

6 6

Monday

ist^y

4 32

5 43

6 4

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Tuesday

19tii!

5 30

5 44

6 3

0. Pratt born, 1811.

Wednesday

20 111

sets.

5 45

6 1

3cr f

Thursday

21,,

6 52

5 46

5 59

Friday

22

Tfl

7 26

5 47

5 58

3cr T?

Saturday

23

;fl

8 1

5 48

5 56

SUNDAY

24t

^

8 41

5 49

5 54

Monday

25i

^

9 20 5 50

5 53

Tuesday

26 f^-^

10 5

5 51

5 51

3 a- ill

Wednesday

27^

10 57

5 52

5 50

Thursday

28 K

11 55

5 53

5 48

Friday

29 H

mor. 5 54!

5 46

Saturday i

30

K

0 57

5 55I

5 44

BASSETT & ROBERTS,

MEXT door south of Jennings', Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro-
l\ eeries, and General Merchandize, west side East Tem-
ple Street, 14th Ward.

GEORGE G. BYWATER,

OIIjVERSMITH, Jeweler and Watchmaker, west side of
O East Temple Street, nearly opposite Telegraph Office, is
ready to serve his friends in his line to order.

1865.]

OCTOBER has 31 days.

D. H. M.

@P\ill Moon 4 3 5 p.m.
(g; Last quarter 11 7 56 a.m.

D. H. M.
fllNew Moon 19 9 1 a.m.
^ First quarter 27 8 24 a.m.

Day of %
W e e k . ^•

MOON

sets.

Sun Sun

rises sets. Events in 1865.

h m h m

iSUNDAV

1

T

2 0

5 56

5 43

S. Smith born, 1779.

Monday

2

) 1

3 7

5 57

5 41

Tuesday

3

b'

4 20

5 58

5 39

Wednesday

4

^

rises

7 0

5 38

Moon Eclipsed.

Thursday

5

H

6 17

6 1

5 36

God blesses the earth for

Friday

6

H

7 5

6 2

5 35

all.

Saturday

7

®

7 52

6 3

5 33

SUNDAY

8

} )

8 45

6 4

5 31

Monday

9

t ?

9 37

6 5

5 30

Tuesday

10

Q

10 34

6 7

5 28

Wednesday

11

9^

11 33

6 8

5 27

Thursday "

12

W

mor.

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5 25

Friday

13

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0 31

6 10

5 23

Saturday

14

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1 30

6 11

5 22

SUNDAY

15

LfU

2 2.5

6 12

5 20

Monday

16

f 1

3 23

6 13

5 19

3c/ ?

Tuesday

17

m

4 18

6 14

5 17

Burgoyne surrendered

Wednesday

18

5 17

6 15

5 16

1776.

Thursday

19

sets.

6 16

5 14

Cornwallis surrendered

Friday

20

!?^

6 1

6 18

5 13

1781.

Saturday

21

^

6 40

6 19

5 12

SUNDAY

22

^

7 18

6 20

5 10

Monday

23

;6

8 2

6 21

5 9

Tuesday

24

8 52

6 22

5 7

3 a %

Wednesday

25

'.Ki

9 47

6 23

5 6

D. W. Patten martyred

Tliursdaj' "

26

H

10 46

6 24

5 4

in Missouri, 1838.

Friday

27

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11 47

6 2.5

5 3

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28

T

mor.

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5 2

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29

t )

0 52

6 27

5 1

Monday

30

^

2 0

6 28

4 59

Tuesday

31

» J

3 9

9 29

4 58

CITY LIQUOR STORE,

EST side of Main Street, below Council House, 14th

W

Felt.

Ward, supplies Liquor, under the agency of N. H.

C. KIDGELL,

JP^WELER, south side of First South Street, east of God-
be's, 13th Ward, Works all kind of Metals into desirable
Ornaments, &c.

NOVEMBER has 30 days.

[1865.

©Full Moon
(J Last quarter

I). H. M.

.3 0 87 a.m.
9 10 19 p.m.

D. H. 31.

©New Moon 18 3 34 a.m.
i^ First quarter 25 7 33 p.m.

V Day of
Week.

.1 o

^ ^ Sun Sun

g % rises sets. Events

g °^ ih m. |h m

IN 1865.

Wednesday

1

^

4 20

6 30 4 57

John Taylor

born, 1808.

Thursday '

2

b'

5 81

6 81 4 56

Friday

3

H

rises

6 82 4 54

Saturday

4

H

6 27

6 84 4 53

SUNDAY

5

@

7 23

6 35 4 52

Monday

6

®

8 24

6 36 4 51

Tuesday

7

y 1

9 23

6 37

4 50

Wednesday

8

Q

10 23

6 38

4 49

Thursday

9

Q

11 21

6 40

4 48

Friday

10

mor.

6 41

4 47

E. Snow born, 1818.

Saturday

11

0 20

6 42

4 46

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12

) J

1 17

6 43

4 45

Monday

13

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2 11

6 44

4 44

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14

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4 43

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15

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16

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17

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18

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sets.

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^

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6 51

4 39

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20

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6 53

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a)cf%

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21

5

7 41

0 54

4 39

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Wednesday

22

8 39

6 55

4 38

Thursday

28

^^

9 39

6 50

4 38

Friday

24

H

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6 57

4 37

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25

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SUNDAY

26

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mor.

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4 35

Monday

27

» J

0 52

7 0

4 35

Prepare for a

cold winter

Tuesday

28

V

1 59

7 2

4 35

Wednesday

29

^

3 9

7 3

4 34

Tiiursday

30

H

4 14

7 4

4 44

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ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.

AST side Main Street, opposite H. E. Phelps, is always
ready to speed business.

A. P. ROCKWOOD,

WARDEN of the Penitentiary, among other matters in
that cabinet of customs, manufactures very good
brooms.

1865.]

DECEMBER

has

31 days.

D. H. M.

1). H. M.

©Full Moon 2 11 18 a.m.

ji)New Moon 17 9 19

p.m.

(§; Last quarter 9 4 47 p.m.

^ First quarter 25 5 5

a.m.

Day of
Week.

15

H

j? .ISun

8 1 f «es

S 02 h m

■^un

sets.
h m

Events in 1865.

Friday

1

K

5 30

7 5

4 34

Saturday

2

®

rises

7 6

4 33

*

SUNDAY

3

J 9

6 3

7 7

4 33

Monday

4

J y

7 4

7 8

4 33

Tuesday

5

Q

8 1

7 9

4 32

?: o- -4

Wednesday

6

Q

9 2

7 10

4 32

Thursday

7

) T

10 9

7 11

4 32

Time and Tide wait

not.

Friday

8

w

11 6

7 12

4 32

Saturday

9

T 7

mor.

7 13

4 32

SUNDAY

10

Lry

3

7 14

4 32

Monday

11

) 5

5 9

7 15

4 32

Tuesday

12

> »

1 55

7 15

4 32

Wednesday

13

lU

2 51

7 16

4 32

0)0' h

Thursday

14

) )

3 47

7 16

4 33

Washington died, 17

m.

Friday

15

-x^

4 42

7 17

4 33

Saturday

16

x^

5 38

7 18

4 33

3cy ?

SUNDAY

17

^

6 33

7 18

4 33

3c/c?

Monday

18

?6

sets.

7 19

4 34

?- c/ (D c/ 2i

Tuesday

19

6 33

7 20

4 34

Wednesday

20

'///,

7 32

7 20

4 35

Thursday

21

K

8 35

7 21

4 35

Friday

22

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9 39

7 21

4 36

Josepli Smith l)orn,

ISO.-).

Saturday

23

T

10 43

7 22

4 36

SUNDAY

24

7 T

11 49

7 22

4 37

Monday

25

^

mor.

7 23

4 37

Clu'istmas.

Tuesday

26

^

50

7 23

4 38

Wednesday

27

H

2 3

7 23

4 39

Thursday

28

K

3 11

7 23

4 39

^ cf ^

Friday

29

%

4 19

7 24

4 40

'i cTd'

Saturday

30

Q

5 24

7 24

4 41

SUNDAY

31

Q^

6 25

7 24

4 42

oj. cf m

CHADD & DAVIS,

GENERAL Trading, Vegetfible and Fruit Deposit, opposite
Telegraph Office, west side of Main Street, 14th "Ward.

HENRY DRUCE,

ENGRAVER, Embroiderer, Stamper and Horn Brand
Maker, East Temple Street, 13tlv Ward, iiear (iveeii-
baclv Exeliange.

/

A. BEST,

TINNER, west side of Main Street. 14tli Ward, is ready
for custom.

J. DAYNES,

SILVERSMITH. Also Repairs Melodeons, Accordeons,
&c., west side of Main Street.

CROXALL, CARTWRIGHT & EARDLEY,

MANUFACTURERS of Crockery ware. East Temple St.,
4 Blocks south of Godbe's New Store.

C. M. DONELSON,
/100PER, West side of East Temple Sbi-eet, 14tii Ward,
\J and sells notions for all.

J. BIRD,

/ 1ABINET and Chair Maker, East side of Main Street, 14tii
" J Ward, wishes his share of custom.

CURTIS & McKENNON,

SADDLE, Harness and Saddle Tree Makers. One door
helow Groesbeck's, 13th Ward.

P. MARGETTS,

LACKSMITH; Mules Shod on short notice, Horses and
Oxen ditto, near Faust's Stables, 13th Ward.

CHARLES F. JONES,

MANUFACTURES Superior Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, half Block South of Council House,
G. S. L. City.

B

3B:]^c:ji:aE*JB::j^«D

Buckwheat Cakes. — Mix a quart of buckwheat flour
with a pint of lukewarm milk, (water will do, but is not as
yood,) and a tea-cup of yeast — set it on a warm place to rise.
When light, (which will be in the course of about eight or
ten hours if family yeast is used, if brewer's yeast is used
they will rise much quicker,) add a tea-spoonful of salt — if
sour, the same quantity of saleratus dissolved in a little
luilk, and strained. If they are too thick, thin them with
<3oM water. Fry them in just fat enough to prevent their
stielvinu' to the frying pan.

Eggs and Bread.— Put half a handful of bread crumbs
into a sauce-pan, with a small quantity of cream, salt, pep-
per and nutmeg, and let it stand till the bread has imbibed
all the cream; then break ten eggs into it, and having bea-
ten them up together, fry it like an omelet.

SOAP FOR WASHING WHITE CLOTHES.

Recipe. — One gallon of good soft soap; J gallon of water;
1 ounce .sal soda; 1 gill spirits turpentine; Mix cold; let it
heat gently to a boil; then take it off to cool, stirring fre-
quently until it becomes hard.

Directions for Use. — To a four or five pail boiler, add a
teacup-full of the soap. The clothes want to be soaked over
night, or slightly washed in the morning before boiling.
Must not be boiled over 20 or 25 minutes; suds and rinse in
hot soft Avater, with a little blueing; fig blue is preferable.

The suds, after boiling, is preferable to hard soap for wash-
ing calico.

If these directions are strictly adhered to, it will be found
that the washing is done with less labor and fuel, the linen
and cotton is of a purer white, and the damage by pounding
and rubbing is avoided, rendering the garment 'much more
durable.

Indian Pudding.— Boil a quart of milk, and stir in In-
dian meal till it is nearly as thick as you can stir it with a
spoon; then add a tea-spoonful of salt, a cupful of molasses,
a tea-spoonful of ginger or ground cinnamon, and cold milk
enough to make a thin batter. Boil in a thick bag four
hours, or bake the same length of time. Care should be
taken that the water does not stop boiling while the pud-
ding is in. Pudding made in this way, with the addition
of a quart of chopped sweet apples, and bake from four to
six hours, will be found delicious.

CURE FOR CROUP.— Take roll brimstone and pulverize
it, put half a teaspoonful in the white of an egg; beat it un-
til the froth will stand on the side of a plate; when the
water runs out give that to the patient; give all that appears,
and if that does not produce relief immediately, double tlie
dose.

CURE FOR THE SMALL I'OX.— Give to the patient
two tablespoonfuls of a mixture of hop yeast and water
sweetened with molasses so as to be palatable, equal parts of
each three times a day. Children under 12 years of age
should take two teaspoonfuls three times a day. Diet —
Boiled rice and milk, and toasted bread moistened with
water and without butter. Eat no meat. Give catnip tea
as often as the patient is thirsty. Give physie when neces-
sary. If the above treatment is strictly followed, no marks
of small pox will remain.